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Have you ever wondered why your driver's license (given in one state) would work in another state. What is the reason explained in Dr. Kelman's lecture why you do not need to get a new driver's license in every state you drive in? O The Supremacy Clause of the U.S. Constitution The 10th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution that says that powers not delegated to the Federal Government are given to the states, and states all individually established rules for driving that included a license. Then, states passed laws amongst themselves called inter-state legislative agreements. O The U.S. Constitution does not get involved in issues like individual state rules about driving. Thus, it was up to states to come to a mutual agreement respecting each others' drivers licenses. The story behind this agreement involved a state legislator from New Jersey "pulled over" by an officer in Virginia and was cited for not having a license. That led to the mutual agreement. O The Full Faith and Credit Clause of the U.S. Constitution